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l"l,'1}l"‘i.'lll, of Riverside :n’c-
h-rn‘vnl an operation in tho
:4 i:~.~1el'.il rm r‘ntly.
.. nunzlwr o1 l‘rit-nd- inrludin:
from Barton attended the fun-
‘uin John t‘onm-lly at South
Ali-s- (‘nnnellv was a fornr
.21.: (.1' Prospect. ai'onuc. Dan
1:; this plat-0 to lnako
2:. ;.-2 son Charles (101111911?
1» :1 at thn ace of 81 years.
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, .: RDAY SPECIAIT.
CANDY
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South Norwalk
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T; ’3. GE VACLTS.
is small—de-
:5 upon the amount
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“9A“ of Weeks left with
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in and inspect our
:zage Vaults—also our p
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_ Harris Sc Gans hare diucharging a5 ——-——~ -- ——
' cargo of coal at the-ir— W’a-tcr street! .
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. . :i‘ NORIWALK
A regular meeting ofthe (lanpentcrs“ ’ ‘
Union will he hold in Red Mcn’s HallJ
Monday (writing. A full attcndnncc is
The lr-v. Frederick A. Coleman will
proach his farewell sermon in Trinity
(‘hurch tomorrow morning. On next
Tnssday he moves to-Newark. New
Jersey. to begin his *Work as rector of
‘St. ’aul's parish in that, city.
Norwalk Country . club this evening.
following: a special dinner which will
he served. Music. for dancing will be
l'urnishvd by Ban—Joe W'allaco arches!
tra.
in;., men. Because they can't gct ‘the
boiler or fittings to Complctc your
hcating.
They can‘t oi'ercomc freight delays
They have done what they could to
, make good.
Has it occurred to you. that. right
down at Irvington is a boil-3r and heat-
ing supplyr maker. who delivers. by all
in truck”? Perhaps they can‘hclp you
out.
Phone lrvinzlon 1234. ‘
A representative wlll call
j convcnlcnce.
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; .\lu;il\ain Harris of the firm of liar—
llh‘ & Guns, while walking.r through
Grand (it-ntrul Station in New York,
yvsti-rday. was when suddenly .ill. He
was removml to thc l-icnox Hill Hospi»
tat. New York. and is now being. treat-
Ml by SIH'ClRIlSlS.
'l‘iu- annual meeting 01" tho stock-
llultlv‘l‘s of ”in Norwalk Country club
company. for the election of directors.
action upon report that, may be sub-
mined. and tho transaction of anyl
other business proper to come before
said mowing. will ho hold at. the South
Not-walk club on Tuesday. March 4th.x
.31 X p. m.
A copy of the Bluc Book tho ("‘on'.
:rcssional Directory has reached tho
Rm’icw through the courtesy of Hon.
Schuyler ‘Me-rritt. The book is a
ready rr-forcncc to the 65th Cont-Tress
third scssion. The directory mav be
“holy Iconfiilted by readers. of this
nmvspnpcr.
(latholit: Union Council. K. of (1.}
workcd the second degree of that. or-l
dcr on a class; of 12 candidates at the.
Catholic Club house, last .evening. All!
arrangements arc completed for the
Working of the third degree on Sunday
aftomrnoon.
'l‘lu- Sixth Company benefit. dance
at the Norwalk Armory tonight under
tho management of the Butterworthl
{it‘lcs promises to attract the biggest!
crowd .to that popular dancing floor
that. has: assmnbled there this Soasonl‘
Svec's his; orchpftra will furnish the
mimic.
Them will he a club dance at, the;
Socnmrr
.. and Peraonal
hours
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An enjoyable surprise party was held
at tho home or miss Ficrenco Lincoln
of 51 Putnam avenue. The arrival of
the guests came as a complete- sur-
prise to Miss Lincoln, but. she soon I'Pf
covered and proved an admirable host-
ess. During the course of the even.
mg games were played and refresh-
moms wore served. The house was
prottily decorated with red, white and
blue streamers and .l'lags in honor of
\l’ashington‘s birthday. They merry
guests departed at a late hour. Those
present were Katherine Horan, Kath-
crine McMahon. Katherine Daugherty}
‘Holen McMahon, Lillian Gonzalas.
Mary McNerncy, Evelyn Gainer, Velma.
Gainer. Julia VVarga, Helen Boyce.1\la-
hrel Koisler, Beatrice Morelli.‘Sophié
\Voll’o. Olga Anderson and tho Misses
lna. Edith. Viola and Florence Lin-
coln, Frank Anderson. Robert Linv
coln. Fred Taylor. Bennie Mason,
Bennie McCrino. Charles Hendricks.
Charles Bates.‘Vl'm. Fay. Harold Fay.
Larry Buschbaum. Frank Corrorun.
Min. McGurric.
\Villium .l. Main-r. lloracc G. Ferris
and Herbert. ‘\\'. Hake, of Smith Nor-
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the? Postal (‘lcrks‘ convention in
Bridgcport. today.
han and J. William Rowe are rc-
prescnt ing the First District postofficc.
F'lwin l... and James H. llant‘ord arc
delegatcs to the Lotter Carrlcrs' (‘0n~
vention in “'aterbury from tho South
Nnrwalk postoffice.
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J. Edward Kearney. Knights of ('o-
lumhus Secretary at (lamp Dix. N. .l..1
is expected in Norwalk this. afternoon
on a short furlough which will cnahlv’
him to participate in the conference of
the Third Degree of Knighthood at thc‘.
_(‘alhollc Union Council's rlnh rooms'
tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Josephine Mgr-Queen. of 22S:
l-‘lax llill road. is spending tho week‘
end as the guest of l'l'lt‘lltl< at Bay
llidgé', N. T. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Frankcl and;
daughter. \‘Iiss Gladys Frankel of 130:
Main street. ‘Wlll spend» tho \vnck-cnd‘
with rclativcs in New York. «
Miss Marion McQueen. of Flax Hill
road.- has returned to her home after a
pleasant visit ”with relatives and '
friends at Smith‘s College. Norman)»;
ton~ Mass. l
\Villiam F2. (Talia-H
:Montclair.
gChurch. Lyons Plains. this evening at
‘ 6 o'clock."
4 hcr school days. /
city are planning to‘attcnd tho mar—i
rlagc of Miss Ruth .lariu Treadwcll. A very gummy...” dam-v “.1; “My
daughter 0f 31“ 9““ ““9 Thnmngllast evcning in the Red Mum’s mu ini
Treadwcll. “ky'mh? T:?m"f ML" oi’Washinmon street ‘whcn tho colored
A - .mmanuc .employccs of lht' Norwalla Tire and
tRubbcr Company held their lirst an-g
.nual dance In spite of tho stormyi
land disagreeable Weaihvr a largr? '
number of people attended the affair:
Vand enjoyed a very pleasant eventual
E'I‘no famous (‘loff (‘lub Jazz Hand furl
nishcd the music and it
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A number of relatives from thlsv COLORED MEN HELD DANCE. !
Miss Jenny Smith. f the suit. depart-
mcnt of the Boston store, is spending
a wank among: thc hills of Massachu-
setts. This altcrnoon she is to=altcnd was among;
” mooring of Unilv club in Sprinxz- the best that has ever been heard of;
‘t'lcld. later to ra-rvisit the: scenes of hero. The committep in charge and;
5 who arranged for tho affair oonsistcd'
$01" Joseph R.'Randolph. Charles 5.:
; Price and Daniel J. Chance. 4
Mrs. R. G. 'rlanford and Mrs. Barton; . .- ..-..._.
of “'08! avenue. have rcturncd in thclri
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“’ashington's Birthday 18 generally?
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hymns alto \l‘ltln-w "1 \01 "ll“ ‘ ‘ :rucogmzcd as the one big day for the,
{I ma. ;annual conventions of the men in the 3
lvarious branches of the postal scr-
llisu Della llubhcll. nl‘ Newl’ork. is vice, and three state conventions ~arc I
spend: g the weekend with hvr being held today to which employer; of.
mother. Mrs. A. (‘. “’hcatc. oi‘ lmcs,llle local post-omces‘ovlll be_3ri‘es4?ut.!
place. iWilliam R. Cabin, of Norwalk post uf-l
dice. will attend tho Lgter (‘arricrs'l
Edward Maura :und:sAmonio Andlno Convention at ‘Vartcrbun'
arc sponding Saturday and Sunday lnl . "‘
New York city. . , : Try a Sauna \Varil. Ad.
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.WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL cam]
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10 Smith Main Streét .
Guaranteed FreSh Home MaddCacdy}
1113.110): Cocoanut'Xisses ... ......... . . . . . . . . . . 856M):
11b.boxPureCreamCaramels 490M
11b.box Assorted Butter'cups . 37c bcxl
ALSO
Chcc. Almond‘Tcps . . 600 lb. Pignoliat‘Milk Choosflov- a
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7" lb' "Filbert M k‘Chocn‘oav- .
Croc. Almond Tops 600 lb. cred . . . . . . ...... “89015. ’ "
mood-HiberVBfiRS ...-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . mac-uni
Cocoannt.‘Peanut’BARS . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. 5c eachf
aGUARANTEE .- -
If any of our candles are not-in perfect condition or if they -
are 2 not; entirely satisfactory in every way. return them tom ”it
and we“ will refundyour no my. .It belonglto you undwe" like " «
you to have it. NEW ENGLAND CANDY 00. ' " , .3
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i. 3 REASONS WHY VIE-SELL THE FRESHEST AND BEST ‘
l j CANDIES IN «TOWN i.’ a
l. 13t——We make our own. candies. i
3‘11 2nd—We only sell candies and ice cream.
3rd—-'-We have ben for years in the confectionery line. M
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liar-‘02 JURY msusnsas ’what the paper contained «rhea 4-.
Youth Charged "With Burglaty Re. 'f crime to collect some MW“:
1 After deliberating almost tWo hours, i
a jury in the" Cfimmal Superior Court 3
1 yesterday afternoon reported a dim».
greement in the case of Samuel De-
foe, 14 of Saugatuck, charge! i1
. burglafiilng rthe’hmetofiflrf’flfl'fiet
M. W'akemmof W. 3W W
clad-ed the court adjourned mug;
March 4."’Ittas not Men‘dbflded’i’he‘ "
' thewthe'boy‘rfil wmm "
clumswem‘mt
last—thew-nm m
AND IS DISCHARGED sinned It. He Bard he went to tho
.\Vakemlan hotne on the night '0! the
tracts anreoicion‘ Hoes-yawn
Cauldn’t Road
fgrandmother, who mun-*m.
pd there.
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The barber shops of 51m (My closed
today at noon. 3
then excused the—Jurors matey; . .
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Norwalk Chronicler